Gardening experts urge prudent pruningIf you’re thinking about doing your winter pruning soon, you might want to wait until the plants start to show signs of development. Jim Mullen, the president of the Gateway Garden Club, told The C...

Watercolors to make annual stop at JMAM on March 5Each year, the Kentucky Watercolor Society’s traveling show, “Aqueous,” comes to the Janice Mason Art Museum, and it never disappoints. “This is one of our oldest recurring exhibits,” said Museum A...

Trigg High plans two playsTwenty-two Trigg County High School students will perform three one-act plays in the Little Theater on March 7, 8 and 16. One of the plays will be Maurice Berger’s “A Thing of Beauty,” which tells ...

Genesis Express observes Black History MonthThe Little Theatre at Trigg County High School saw Genesis Express present a Black History Program last Saturday Night. With music, dancing, prayer and skits, the crowd learned of contributions by ...

Log on to raise cash for Little TheaterThe performing arts branch of the Janice Mason Art Museum, otherwise known as SKIT (Southern Kentucky Independent Theater), is urging Trigg County residents to visit a Web site to raise money for t...

Zebus offer students experience with small sizeWhat is the easiest way to learn how to halterbreak a cow? Trigg County farmer Steve Herndon has an easy answer. Shrink them down to size. Herndon is the owner of 75 zebu cows, which he said makes ...